Local mayor and city office candidates listed for upcoming election
Announces independent bid for mayor George F. Paskell plus candidates for city clerk E T Disosway city treasurer Henry Vogelsang and others. Notes open race after O R Jones declines third term and previews district school elections and postmaster appointment for Magnolia A B Gurnea referenced. Trueing toward partisan contest and municipal roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Paskell
O. KR. Jones
G.F. Paskell
E. T. Disosway
Henry Vogelsang
Kronz
EB. H. Juichias
Frank Leavitt
Noxce
Balleweg
Henry
Ayor
Papa Shigcedony
Town Elections in Marshall County 1889 Officials Named
The Marshall County Town Elections list supervisors for each township with party totals nine Republicans and six Democrats. It names supervisors clerks assessors collectors commissioners and justices across Lacon Richland La Prairie Hopewell Belle Plain Saratoga Bradford Putnam Milo and Putnam townships with tie resolved for Royal Olmsted over Wm Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Marshall County
Henry
J. H. Jones
Whitefield
Asher Norton
la Prairie
James Smith
Steuben
J. O. Garrett
Lacon
Frank Schafer
Evans
E. Gants
Roberts
John Shields
Belle Plain
Wm Zilm
Richland
W. J. Ramsey
Bennington
L. G. Stout
Wopewell
A. DeLong
Saratoga
R. Olmsted
Frank, Schafer
Robert Thiedehr
Geo Blackstone
John Dillinger
Fred Collins
L. C. McMurtrie
Philip Long
W. P. Wilkes
Rolla Orcutt
W. J. Elveys
Andrew Buck
R. Tiff
Edminster
D. B. Willard
A. P Webber
Hopewell
Adrian de Long
Scott Miller
Irving Broaddusa
J. R. Wisman
Wm German
W. T. Stoner
Robert Newell
Charles Carnon
O. Huff
Townsend
Geo Lombard
Samuel Holler
Royal Olmsted
Wm Holmes
Mr Olmsted
Bradford
M. Bevier
J. O. Winship
J M. Williams
Condit
John Sparling
Fred Cook
Milo
J. L. McCullough
Adams Schriver
T. A Nevitt
Mallett
Thomas
Real
J. Sutherland
T. R. Capporuna
J. West
Hoy
F. M. Hoy
Court Trouse Matters in March Probate Term
Probate Court proceedings list multiple estates and actions for the March term. Includes deposits in the will of Fred Gage and various estate adjustments and appraisals. Names include Winslow Evans judge, J C Law clerk, and numerous executors, guardians, and administrators with bonds and June term adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotiday
Winslow Evans
J. C
Fred Gage
Aled
Ness Oscar Lindstrom
Minerva A. Broaddus
F K. Martin
Alex Lindstrom
William Klein
Agnes Klein
Admx
Catherine Green
Thornton Thompson
Wesley Watkins
Jas O. Garrett
Addison Tanquary
Wm Monier
Stanislaus Ksyzky
Magdalena Ksyzki
Milford F. Feazel
Wm VW. Feazel
Henry Baker
Mary M. Fisher
John
Thompson
sAllen
Veeder
Amanda
Anderson
Robert
Winsle Robate
Caroline A. Thomas
E. LD. Richmond
Russell E. Heacock
Sarah H. Heacock
Geo Thornton ‘Thompson
Martha A. Hinman
L. Y. Sherwood
Milo A. Gallaher
Milton -Beyne
Alphonso Barrett
Frederick Binger
Adolph Schumaker
Jane A. Rollins
H. Rollins
Allen
Mar
Ashisto
Exxsoutrz
Sorenianie
Aprican TS. Rollins
Oklahoma route to Indian Territory via Pond Creek and Kingfisher
Oklahoma travelers and settlers are advised to take the Great Rock Island Route from Chicago through Southern Kansas to Pond Creek and Kingfisher, with daylight stage travel to the government land office. Fast trains run Chicago to Kan sas City with through service to Caldwell arriving 10 15 p m daily. Also notes a Lincoln manuscript gift to Gov Fifer and a divorce bill from 1854. Also promotes St Patrick's Pills for regular bowels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Oklahoma County
Great Rock Island
Chicago
Kansas
Ond Creek
Indian Territory
Pond Creek
Kingfisher
Government Land Office
Abiline Cattle Trail
Stage Road
Kansas City
Caldwell
Geo H. Smith
Merchant Tailoring Suits to Measure in Spring Line
We display an extensive line of new Spring Piece Goods in all vari ous makes. Good Scotch Cassimere suits to order, $25. Fine Dress suits made in the mode of fashion, best trimmings, $27.50 to $35.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Gurnea
Magnolia
Chicago
House of Representatives
Illinois
Chicago Tribune
Republican
A Harwood
Market Street
Henry Demoralized No Farewell in Hanna Wagon Era
Fragmentary reminiscences and notices from The Republican diary recount local concerns about Henry III, business shifts, and a hopeful push for new industries like a canning plant with a £20000 start. The item notes prizes fights, salves, and births including a son to W P Hoyle and another to George Peter Mercian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Hanna Wagon Co
Peoria
W.A H
William
Farmer
Gil
W P. Hoyle
Whitefield
George Peter Mercian
Syrup of Figs Calms Digestive Distress
A patent remedy advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a pleasant California fruit remedy for ladies and those with constipation. It promises gentle, prompt relief without harsh effects, offered in 60 cent and 1 dollar bottles.
Man Invites Public to Millinery and Dress Goods Store
A store advertisement invites customers to visit the Millinery Dress Goods Gloves Hosiery White Goods Embroideries department. The notice emphasizes a broad selection and consumer appeal at the shop.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Groner Bunt
Evrror
George Burt
Repusvican
State of Ilinois
Springfield
A. D
Joserh W. Firen
N. Pearson
E. T. Disobway
City Treaurer
Jtenry Vogelsang
Oklahoma Country
Kansas Line
dirvbe-thirdt-Satidastati Pri
Fifer
M. L. Newell
Minoak
Abraham Lincoln
John L. Miller
Susan F. Miller
St Patrick’s Pill
Boston Clothing Store
Henry, III
Bucklen
Dr Powell's
Poor
Don Gallaher
Steve Carnon
Ned” Hennessey
Urat_city
Westwood
N. J
John Henry Speer
A. Speer
Hennepin
Granville Township
Putnam County
H. M. Burr
James E. Taylor
Mias
Josephine Henning
John Henning
Palatine
Ohio
Taylor
Mra Henning
Thompson House
Nonnopin
M. Pool
Cee Unica Appleton
Stubor
Adams
Harper
J. H. Jones & Sons
H. Jones
Weinheld
oSharp Auere
EAGLE
Sagle Block
Detroit
Mio
Abrams
C.R.1
P. R
K. H. Hutchins
Urnside
Big Rarus
Ed Nelson
Chil- Neathe
Second Street
Dlaga
Allison Pettit
Cleveland Roy
Albert Burnside
Ill
Almont Lightning
Samuel Burnside
Burke
R. Clark & Son, Putnam Is
Am Prepa
Jas. Hartley
Henry, Mil
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